TERRORISM
What's next for Islamic State?
By Mike Tyler
March 12, 2018 - So-called Islamic State has been subdued in Iraq and Syria, and its leaders are in hiding, but the jihadist group can continue to inspire “lone-wolf” operations through its affiliates in other countries.
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